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On February 22, the main Satsuma army arrived and attacked Kumamoto castle in a pincer movement. Fighting continued into the night. Imperial forces fell back, and Acting Major Nogi Maresuke of the Kokura Fourteenth Regiment lost its regimental colours in fierce fighting.
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On February 22, the main Satsuma army arrived and attacked Kumamoto Castle in a pincer movement.
Siege of Kumamoto Castle

Siege of Kumamoto Castle

The Siege of Kumamoto Castle from February 19 to April 12, 1877, in Kumamoto, Japan, was a major battle of the Satsuma Rebellion. Wikipedia
Dates: Feb 19, 1877 – Apr 12, 1877
Location: Kumamoto
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